Little things

It's the little things that make life so much more wonderful.


Like a walk in the park...




sweet little flowers...




all shared with my favourite person in the world.


Add a little bit of craftiness, like these new button earrings for the Montage pop up shop (visit the blog for details), and it's a day that leaves a smile on your face (also Korean BBQ/steamboat in the evening does help!)

Back from the hills

I've been back from the Dwellingup holiday for over a week now and finally got my butt into gear to show you what I did down there. I didn't get to do as much as I wanted to though, most of the time I was feeling really sick and the altitude wasn't making it any better (would never have thought that the place was high enough but considering how drained I felt the whole time I was there versus how I feel in regular old Perth, it must have been pretty high up!). So I managed to get one painting done and then snap a few pics with my partner which I then doodled on once I came home. I apologise for no photos of sweeping landscapes and of the most sweetest alpaca on the drive there.



Let the sweet one sleep

Originally I had the bunny in brown as that's how I saw it in my head but turned out my head was wrong! The brown was too dark and overpowering while the grey was just right.



Making music



These marks

My partner is so pretty haha! I love doodling on top of photos in photoshop. I've been thinking about doing it for real though, getting face paint and painting on his face...I'm sure I can convince him of letting me do it, all in the name of art!

Snap Happy

Finally got my latest roll of film from my Golden Half camera developed and here are some of my favourites ♥

A Golden Life

As a graduation present, I received this wonderful little camera from my mom. It's called a Golden Half because it takes half frame pictures. The beauty of such a camera, is you get twice as many photos from the one roll of film! My camera is a special limited edition version featuring the art of half-Japanese model Chelsea Maika. I've seen her in a lot of magazines I've bought from Japan and always liked her because she looks like a little doll.

I took these pictures ages ago, I think at the start of the year but when I got them developed, despite telling the photo lab that the photos were half frame, they printed them full frame! If I wanted them full frame wouldn't I have just used a normal camera?? So I scanned in the negatives at home, which is probably what I'll do from now on so I don't have to print unwanted photos.

The way these photos are paired, are pure accidents and it's their serendipitous nature that makes these so great :)











All the animals are my pets, boring I know but I love taking photos of them. Writing this post makes me want to buy another roll of film...